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Increasing security of supply for critical medical and pharmaceutical goods in the EU : lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic

Grumiller, Jan; Grohs, Hannes - 2021

This Briefing Paper examines the resilience of the medical product and pharmaceutical global value chains. Based on this assessment, policy recommendations are presented to increase supply security, including measures to improve the resilience of supply chains, and to expand stockpiling. We also...

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Securing Medical Supply Chains in a Post-Pandemic World

OECD - 2024

Secure medical supply chains are a cornerstone of resilient health systems. Medical supply chains are complex and internationalised, often involving many suppliers. The COVID-19 pandemic, which combined an unprecedented surge in demand with interruptions in supply and trade, exacerbated...

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Global supply chains at work: A tale of three products to fight COVID-19

OECD - 2022

The goods needed to vaccinate, protect and test during the COVID-19 pandemic are produced across many different countries. This brief tells the tale of three products ‒ vaccines, face masks and tests ‒ and highlights the role of trade in the fight against COVID-19. International markets and...

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Supply Chain Network Competition Among Blood Service Organizations : A Generalized Nash Equilibrium Framework

Nagurney, Anna - 2020

In this paper we present a Generalized Nash Equilibrium model of supply chain network competition among blood service organizations which compete not only for blood donors but also for business from hospitals and medical centers. The model incorporates not only link capacities and associated arc...

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Non-tariff measures (NTMs) on essential goods during COVID-19 in the APEC Region

Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation / Committee on Trade … - 2021

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Causes of supply chain disruptions : an empirical analysis in cold chains for food and pharmaceuticals

Brenner, Verena - 2015

60 supply chain specialists from production, distribution and retail of food and pharmaceuticals, drivers for resilience … highlighted. Contents Measuring Disruptions in Supply Chains Analyzing Causes of Supply Chain Disruptions Challenges in Food and …Measuring Disruptions in Supply Chains -- Analyzing Causes of Supply Chain Disruptions -- Challenges in Food and …

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Causes of Supply Chain Disruptions : An Empirical Analysis in Cold Chains for Food and Pharmaceuticals

Brenner, Verena - 2015

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Handbook of quantitative supply chain analysis : modeling in the e-business era

Simchi-Levi, David (ed.); Agrawal, Narendra (contributor) - 2004

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Supply Chain Management of Blood Products : A Literature Review

Belien, Jeroen; Forcé, Hein - 2012

This paper presents a review of the literature on inventory and supply chain management of blood products. First, we identify different perspectives on approaches to classifying the existing material. Each perspective is presented as a table in which the classification is displayed. The...

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Multitiered Blood Supply Chain Network Competition : Linking Blood Service Organizations, Hospitals, and Payers

Dutta, Pritha; Nagurney, Anna - 2021

In this paper, we present a multi-tiered competitive supply chain network model for the blood banking industry, with a focus on the United States, that captures the economic interactions between three tiers of stakeholders; namely, the blood service organizations, the hospitals or medical...

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